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1 ANNUAL SEMINAR PROGRAMME WORKING TOGETHER: GETTING BACK TO BUSINESS OIL COMPANIES AND CONTRACTORS FINDING NEW WAYS OF WORKING November 2018 World Forum The Hague The Netherlands

BE PART OF THIS YEAR S SEMINAR The Annual Seminar is a great opportunity for contractors, suppliers and industry people to network, to reconnect with past colleagues and connect with new ones.

2 BE PART OF THIS YEAR S SEMINAR The Annual Seminar is a great opportunity for contractors, suppliers and industry people to network, to reconnect with past colleagues and connect with new ones. It s a chance to be seen and to see what s driving the industry forward. Working Together: Getting back to business - oil companies and contractors finding new ways of working, is the theme of this year s Seminar. And the focus is on new strategies being developed by contractors and oil companies alike to address today s market environment - including s new strategic themes of environmental sustainability, the digital oilfield, and standardisation. Awards are also planned for the best safety and environmental sustainability initiatives by our members. We have an impressive line-up of speakers, including: Executives from Shell, BP, Equinor, and Neptune Energy; the leading contractors in our industry; plus an inspiring series of sessions focusing on our marine and diving technical divisions. WHO ATTENDS? s Annual Seminar attracts a wide range of industry professionals. They want to hear from Senior Executives speaking at our Seminar and to network with industry colleagues. C-Suite Executives Company Director Managing Director Global Manager Regional Manager Senior Manager Operations Manager Diving Manager DP Operations Manager Commercial Manager Business Manager Sales Manager Project Director Project Manager QHSE Manager Marine Manager Vessel Manager Senior Engineer Ship Operations Manager Diving Superintendent ROV & Asset Manager Senior DP Mariner Competence Manager Training Manager 2

We are proud to have our Annual Seminar at the prestigious World Forum.

institutions as neighbours, the World Forum is a full service convention centre easily

Working with the World Forum, we can take advantages of their facilities and experience

3 We are proud to have our Annual Seminar at the prestigious World Forum. Located in The Hague s international district, in the Netherlands, with eminent global institutions as neighbours, the World Forum is a full service convention centre easily accessible in 30 minutes from two international airports. Working with the World Forum, we can take advantages of their facilities and experience to hold our Seminar, to consider the strategies at the forefront of our industry today. A prestigious international venue to match s status. 3

4 SPEAKERS DAY ONE IAIN GRAINGER President and Chairman Vice President Commercial McDermott ALLEN LEATT CEO PETER PARRY Partner Bain & Company IAN SILK Vice President Conventional Oil & Gas Projects Shell SCOTT MUNRO Senior Vice President and Corporate Development Officer McDermott ATLE REINSETH Head of Procurement Offshore Projects Equinor AICO TROEMAN Partner & Managing Director Boston Consulting Group ANDREW DINGEE President ADEnterprise MARK RICHARDSON Vice President Projects Neptune Energy HALLVARD HASSELKNIPPE President, Subsea TechnipFMC STEPHEN CARVER ASL Consultants JOHN EVANS Chief Operating Officer Subsea 7 EDWIN LAMPERT Head of Content Riviera Maritime Media GERRY McGURK VP Projects BP

5 SPEAKERS DAY TWO STEVE BENZIE Technical Training Manager Subsea 7 PETER SOLVANG Managing Director DP and Marine Assurance ANDY BUTLER Deputy Group Diving Manager TechnipFMC PETER McCOMBIE Integrity & Certification Engineer TechnipFMC BRYAN McGLINCHY Diving Manager PROF JOHN CHUDLEY Director IMarEST UK PETER SIENIEWICZ Technical Adviser Diving JOE FARRELL-DILLON DP & Marine Engineering Manager Global Maritime PAWEL PANKA Fleet Operations Manager TechnipFMC SIPKE SCHUURMANS Project Director Heerema Marine Contractors STEVE SHEPPARD Diving Manager Helix Well Ops (U.K.) Ltd MARTIN JAKOBSEN Marine Operations Specialist Maersk Supply Service A/S 5

27 NOVEMBER With the offshore oil business now five years into the largest downturn in living memory, we have seen all manner of corporate restructuring: mergers, acquisitions, disposals,

6 27 NOVEMBER With the offshore oil business now five years into the largest downturn in living memory, we have seen all manner of corporate restructuring: mergers, acquisitions, disposals, bankruptcies, and new entrants. As a consequence, since many oil company functions are outsourced, the supply chain has taken the brunt of the downsizing pain. 18:00 REGISTRATION DRINKS Amazon Foyer With this background, the focus of this year s seminar is on the industry finding new strategies and ways of working in today s challenging and changing market environment. In addition, two technical sessions, on Marine and Diving, will explore key technical and operational issues facing the industry today. Allen Leatt CEO, 6

7 NOVEMBER 28 08:30 MORNING COFFEE 09:00 Taking Stock Welcome President, Iain Grainger, McDermott update Allen Leatt, Industry Strategic Outlook Peter Parry, Bain & Company A Supermajor s view of what it is going to take for us to Win Together Ian Silk, Shell 2017 Safety Award Shell 10:30 TEA & COFFEE BREAK 11:00 New Strategic Themes for Standardisation in Renewables Harke Jan Meek, Seaway 7 Standardisation in Oil & Gas Andrew Dingee, ADEnterprise The Digital Impact Aico Troeman, BCG Environmental sustainability - Atle Reinseth, Equinor 2017 Sustainability Award - Equinor 12:30 LUNCH 13:45 Quickfire Totally Technology Session 6 x 10-minute presentations Six supplier members 14:45 New strategies for a win-win future Panel session with leading contractors and oil companies in debate: Gerry McGurk, BP Ian Silk, Shell Hallvard Hasselknippe, TechnipFMC John Evans, Subsea 7 Scott Munro, McDermott 16:00 TEA & COFFEE BREAK 16:30 New strategies in action Paradigm shift or failure to learn Mark Richardson, Neptune Energy Adapt or move over Stephen Carver, ASL Consultants 17:40 Review of the day 18:00 DRINKS & NETWORKING BUFFET 7

8 29 NOVEMBER Diving Technical Session 8 08:30 MORNING COFFEE 09:00 Welcome and Overview of the Day Ahead 09:20 Topic 1: Revision of the IMO Diving Instruments Overview of the IMO Diving Instruments and implications for industry of the scheduled reviews - Bryan McGlinchy, Achieving an international baseline. What do we want/need, and what can IMO deliver? - Paul Drummond and Robert Rostron, DNV GL 10:40 TEA & COFFEE BREAK 11:10 Topic 1 (cont.): Revision of the IMO Diving Instruments What changes should be made to modernise and improve the requirements for Hyperbaric Evacuation Systems? Mike Jessop, TAG Diving Services 12:05 Topic 2: Health, Fitness & Medical Issues in Diving Operations Introduction - Dr Phil Bryson, Iqarus Differentiating medical fitness to dive versus physical fitness to dive - a contractor s experience - Andy Butler, TechnipFMC Direct and indirect measurement of VO 2 max in divers for physical fitness assessment - Øyvind Loennechen, TechnipFMC and Dr Phil Bryson, Iqarus 13:00 LUNCH 14:10 Topic 3: Competence for Dive Team Members Continuing Professional Development (CPD) for Diving Supervisors s plans for diving supervisor CPD - Peter Sieniewicz, Questions and discussion 15:10 Competence Assessment e-portfolios for Diving Roles Description of the system - Andy Butler, TechnipFMC 15:45 Review of the day 16:20 CLOSE, COFFEE & NETWORKING

9 NOVEMBER Marine Technical Session 29 08:30 MORNING COFFEE 09:00 Introduction Edwin Lampert, Riviera Maritime Media 09:20 Remote DP trials Experienced industry panellists provide their opinions on Remote DP trials: Peter Solvang, DP & Marine Assurance Joe Farrell-Dillion, Global Maritime Consultancy Martin Jakobsen, Maersk Supply Service John de Hartog, Saipem Pawel Panka, TechnipFMC Panellists and delegates to consider if Guidance adequately covers the requirements 10:40 TEA & COFFEE BREAK 11:10 Encouraging Continuous Professional Development (CPD) Requirements of Guidance - John de Hartog, Saipem Personnel Progression & Enhancement through CPD - Prof John Chudley, IMarEST UK CPD in action - Steve Benzie, Subsea 7 and Chairman of s Competence & Training Committee Discussion on how to encourage seafarers to participate in CPD 13:00 LUNCH 14:10 Energy efficiency initiatives by the offshore sector International regulations for energy efficiency (SOx and GHG) Peter McCombie, TechnipFMC and Chairman of Marine, Policy & Regulatory Affairs Committee Port infrastructure to support energy efficiency initiatives - Jarl Schoemaker, Port of Rotterdam & Eneco Member initiatives: New DP vessel Wind of Change, Alban Billaud, Louis Dreyfus Armateurs New dual fuel vessel Sleipnir, Sipke Schuurmans, Heerema Marine Contractors Energy efficiency programme, Angelo Spingardi, Saipem Panel discussion Is the offshore sector ready for the 2020 sulphur cap challenge? 16:20 CLOSE, COFFEE & NETWORKING 9

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Programme and company profiles

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